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^yesterday: Florida announces 7,773 people have caught the coronavirus, as death toll surpasses 100 | Miami Herald
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241680016.html

Covid-19: Every Florida VA hospital just ordered a mobile morgue — Quartz
https://qz.com/1831158/covid-19-every-florida-va-hospital-just-ordered-a-mobile-morgue/

Jen's aunt & uncle live in Naples Florida, I sent them the healthweather.us link a couple of weeks ago as a warring of things to come over there.  In the response they said that there has been very little local news about CV-19 and that life seemed to be carrying on like usual.  Luck wold have it that they both are recovering from surgery and have been home for weeks.  I urges them to continue staying home and stock up on food.

^{Going for that herd immunity, I see...}

Florida, other states allowing church services during coronavirus pandemic draw criticism | TheHill
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/490908-florida-other-states-allowing-church-services-during-coronavirus

>short-term rentals to close because people were coming up from the Bay Area in droves.

The same has been happening in all 'remote' resort destinations.  The Outer Banks closed the bridges from the mainland.  And Martha's Vineyard (IIRC) tried to shut down the corona refugees.  Rhode Island has their state troopers going door-to-door through cottages and ejecting NYC-ites.

>believe

I'd guess it is massively flawed ...but still points in the right direction.  The fitness tracker incident with US military bases was a good precedent.

But Singh also is seeing something that is worrisome: fevers holding steady – still higher than normal – even in places where fever cases are leveling off. 

“The worry is that there’s small groups of people or small communities of people where virus is being passed around. That could act as a reservoir, that could be a hiding place for COVID-19 and after we relax our social distancing activities, it will start spreading again.”

To be sure, smart thermometers like Kinsa may just offer a sliver of information. Some critics say that these devices give a skewed view of an illness, perhaps because they are owned more by people who are young and affluent.

Smart Thermometer Shows US Shelter in Place Measures Work

https://www.voanews.com/science-health/coronavirus-outbreak/smart-thermometer-shows-us-shelter-place-measures-work

This made me curious about where we are with Kinsa data a year later
https://healthweather.us/covid-map?mode=covid_risk&resolution=county